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Various Artists / Paul Hillery - Folk Funk & Trippy Troubadours Vol 1
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For
volume
one
in
the
series,
Paul
has
compiled
nineteen
tracks
that
represent
the
journey
he’s
been
on
with
the
Folk
Funk
and
Trippy
Troubadours
sound
to
date.
There’s
music
here
that
has
never
seen
the
light
of
day,
demo
versions
that
never
made
the
cut,
new
exclusive
material
and
beloved
classics
from
the
FFTT
vaults.
The
compilation
is
a
sonic
landscape
of
canyon
rock,
hot
tub
soul,
Frisco
folk,
Balearic
breeze
and
trippy
troubadourial
treasures,
all
lovingly
handpicked
for
the
series.
To
whet
people's
appetites
for
this
alluring
funky,
psychedelic
collection,
do
listen
to
a
first
single
in
form
of
'Sweet
Sweet
Stay
A
While'
by
American
singer
songwriter
Jeb
Loy
Nichols
above.
Dubbed
‘The
high
priest
of
country
cool’
by
Rolling
Stone
Magazine,
Nichols
was
raised
on
bluegrass
and
country
in
Missouri,
lived
in
New
York
in
the
late
70s
during
the
birth
of
hip
hop
and
rap
and
shared
a
squat
in
the
early
'80s
with
The
Slits'
Ari
Up,
Adrian
Sherwood
and
Neneh
Cherry
in
post
punk
London.
All
meaning
that
his
complete
disregard
for
genre
purity
have
been
one
of
Nichols
biggest
influences,
which
is
there
in
great
abundance
on
the
soulful
'Sweet
Sweet
Stay
A
While'.
More
about
dj
and
curator
Paul
Hillery
Paul
has
carried
his
record
boxes
to
many
a
venue
and
played
alongside
The
Polyphonic
Spree,
Arthur
Lee
and
Love,
Bonnie
Dobson,
Spiritualized,
4
Hero,
Happy
Mondays,
Simian,
The
Bees,
Julian
Cope,
Courtney
Pine
and
many,
many
more.
He
has
also
graced
the
turntables
at
Spiritland,
Refuge,
Festival
No.6,
Lunar
Festival,
Edinburgh
Festival
and
Psychemagik’s
Magik
Forest
to
name
a
few
and
has
supplied
guest
mixes
for
radio
stations
in
South
America,
the
USA,
Europe
and
all
over
the
UK.
Over
to
Paul
to
talk
more
about
the
compilation
here:
“So,
what
is
this
‘Folk
Funk
&
Trippy
Troubadours’
thing
anyway?
Well,
it’s
tricky
to
put
a
finger
on.
Folk-funk
had
been
around
for
a
while,
so
I
added
‘and
Trippy
Troubadours’
to
give
me
a
little
wiggle
room
from
the
genre
police.
To
me,
the
folk-
funk
groove
sounds
like
it
has
one
leg
shorter
than
the
other;
let’s
call
it
a
funky
limp.
‘Feel
the
Spirit’
by
Heaven
&
Earth,
‘Taking
So
Long’
by
Kathy
Smith,
‘Mountain
Song’
by
Penny
Nichols,
and
‘Wooden
Ships’
by
Christine
Harwood
are
all
great
places
to
start.”
Folk
Funk
and
Trippy
Troubadours
is
series
of
releases
that
both
Paul
and
all
at
RE:WARM
hope
you
will
come
to
treasure
and
hold
dear:
a
heartfelt
compilation
released
with
the
full
support
of
all
featured
artists.
Tune
in,
turn
on
and
drop
the
needle
on
four
sides
of
the
compilation
and
join
us
as
we
travel
deep
into
a
vast
and
wonderful
musical
universe...
Side
One
A1.
Duncan
Pryce
Kirk
-
'Space
Out'
A2.
Eik
-
'Mr
Sadness'
A3.
Joe
Hall
and
Eyeball
Wine
Company
-
'Movable
Feast'
A4.
Christian
Besa
Wright
-
'Cherry
Blossom
Oak'
A5.
Wendy
Grose
-
'Blue
Sunny
Sky
Day'
A6.
Ruth
Finlay
-
'Deep
Calls
To
Deep'
^
Side
Two
B1.
Will
and
James
Ragar
-
'Clouds
Lift'
§
B2.
Scott
Seskind
-
'I
Wonder'
B3.
Tim
McKenna
-
'Where
Are
You?'
∞
B4.
Jeb
Loy
Nichols
-
'Sweet
Sweet
Stay
Awhile'
B5.
Gary
Boyle
-
'So
Many
Times
Before'
Side
Three
C1.
Peter
Wale
-
'One
Quiet
Sultry
Sunday'
C2.
Sorahan
-
'With
His
Siller
In
His
Hand'
C3.
Cindi
Titzer
-
'All
For
You'
∞
Side
Four
D1.
Smokey
-
'Topaz'
D2.
Geoff
Bartley
-
'Don’t
Want
To
Know
About
Evil'
D3.
Robin
Woodland
-
'One
Golden
Moment'
D4.
Richard
Pass
-
'We’ll
Find
Love'
D5.
Kip
Carmen
-
'That’s
Enough
For
Me'
§
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